The biggest impact player for this team would be Breeze Johnson Breeze Johnson 6'0" | OH/S John Handley | 2028 State VA . She is a 6’0″ setter/right side that broke the Handley record in back to back matches during her frosh season with 30 plus kills. Her focus has been on beach but now that she has committed to the LSU beach team she may be contributing more to the indoor scene. Videos seem to show her playing on the court as a left side hitter.

One of the players responsible for feeding Breeze to put the ball to the floor is Teagan. She sets for Blue Ridge with her indoor game also polished by her beach play. She does a good job of mixing up her sets to all quadrants of the net using all her weapons. Her defense is solid, again enhanced by her beach play. This past season Teagan played in both the indoor Junior National championships in Indianapolis and the Beach National championships in Virginia Beach.

It appears she has a twin brother Aaron Braun-Duin who plays both volleyball and basketball for the Judges.

Teagan has committed to Liberty. In appears this commitment is to continue her beach career so it appears to be a beach scholarship. This doesn’t mean she can’t do both.

Teagan ranks at number 51 at the beach. She recently teamed with Avery Fauver Avery Fauver 5'9" | OH Millbrook | 2028 State VA to finish in second in the Chesapeake Regional National Qualifier earning them a bid to the National Championship in Virginia Beach.

Like Avery, Teagan plays for Blue Ridge . She also sets for John Handley, the same school that Breeze Johnson Breeze Johnson 6'0" | OH/S John Handley | 2028 State VA attends. She does a good job of mixing her sets up, using all her weapons on the indoor side. Her defense appears polished by her beach play.

Blue Ridge will play in the Junior Nationals in the USA Division. That gives Teagan two national championships to compete in.

Teagan was listed as the setter for John Handley over Breeze Johnson Breeze Johnson 6'0" | OH/S John Handley | 2028 State VA . They lost to Millbrook in the quarter finals of the Region.

Teagan shows strong hands for setting, not afraid to use all her weapons at her disposal. Left side, right side, middle she uses them all. She also plays a strong defense, knowing when to break for the set as opposed to standing your ground to dig a ball up. The beach is also part of her game, which enhances her quickness when she applies her craft to the hard court.

Blue Ridge players strength is always their solid fundamentals and Teagen carries a strong example of that.